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[Beowulf]

What the fuck is this?

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/virtual/site3/fst/var/www/html/royal.php on line 68

What does that MEAN?

[darknes53]

It's what debuggers and testing is supposed to catch and eliminate...
Parse error-BAD
Unexpected T_STRING-BAD
Line 68-FYI

Sounds like someone released it before they finished the programming...

[Dark Dragon]

either that, or u didnt chmod to 777 before u installed it

[Beowulf]

That's a regular page. :|

[Tom]

Hmm it doesn't seem to like the <?php include ("inc/footer.txt"); ?> line.

Prehaps try <?php include('inc/footer.txt'); ?>

With out the quotes. I don't use quotes i use '

[Tratos]

<?php include "inc/footer.txt";?> is better actually.

[Tom]

Shut up. It doesn't work so

lol

[Beowulf]

I guess I'll try Des0's suggestion when I get home. I'm at school right now.

[poedguy]

actually there is absolutely no difference in using " and '

[Tom]

Any idea what is wrong Mr Justin PHP Allen

[poedguy]

well PHP expected a string when it got a different data type (hint: always use $ at the end of variable names and use quotes always)

[Beowulf]

actually there is absolutely no difference in using " and '

That can't be right because I was using " and it gave me the error. I changed to ' and it works.

[poedguy]

it depends if you used ' or " before in the script

[Beowulf]

I used " with previous includes. The only one I had to change was my footer file. The rest work with double ticks.

[poedguy]

are you sure you used " and not '' in the footer include line, because that would get that exact error

[Beowulf]

I'm positive I didn't. It works now so I guess it doesn't matter although I do find it weird.